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the whole world will be watching when a new pope is elected in the vatican soon. roughly one-quarter of europeans are catholic. they will follow the election not just out of interest and big ceremonies. it also gives believers hope that the catholic church could open up a little. many catholics feel the vatican has lost touch with the reality of their daily lives. if it is a question of gay marriage, fast-tracked divorce, or liberal abortion rights, the answer in rome has been no. at the same time, parliament's across europe, for example in spain, are voting in favor of such laws -- parliaments across europe. >> among the many faithful attending this catholic procession is jose antonio fernandez. he was a priest, but he sacrificed the status in order to marry. the church allowed him to continue working as a schoolteacher but later refused to renew his contract after a photo of him and his family appeared in the media. >> they exploited the situation to justify my dismissal. they said parents would be offended if they found out i was a married priest. that was a li
the whole world will be watching when a new pope is elected in the vatican soon. roughly one-quarter of europeans are catholic. they will follow the election not just out of interest and big ceremonies. it also gives believers hope that the catholic church could open up a little. many catholics feel the vatican has lost touch with the reality of their daily lives. if it is a question of gay marriage, fast-tracked divorce, or liberal abortion rights, the answer in rome has been no. at the same...
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he has links to the vatican. he has been seen as a leading south american candidate. known for his sense of humor and twitter bout force. and there is one who's the head of the congregation for bishops. he leads a vatican commission on south america. . they cannot be seen as canvassing for the job. decided by god, effectively, the cardinals doing god's work. one of the cardinals said that the the job would be a nightmare. >> does it matter where the candidate comes from? cosmetically speaking, it does matter. pinkoson of catholicism. it is growing in africa and in asia. not necessarily growing in latin america. the population is growing, so that's why the numbers are bigger there. where is the dwindling? in europe. the turkish feels the secularism is one of the biggest threats to christianity. having an african or asian pope considered. church seels secularism is one of the biggest threats to christianity. there's always been a huge question over a pope from the united states because you would align the single biggest christian denomination in the world with the world
he has links to the vatican. he has been seen as a leading south american candidate. known for his sense of humor and twitter bout force. and there is one who's the head of the congregation for bishops. he leads a vatican commission on south america. . they cannot be seen as canvassing for the job. decided by god, effectively, the cardinals doing god's work. one of the cardinals said that the the job would be a nightmare. >> does it matter where the candidate comes from? cosmetically...
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one under the 15 cardinals will be locked away of the vatican. the mass is finished, and they are now moving on? >> it has finished. the cardinals now probably heading for lunch. we will see them around 14:45 gmt, they will leave the residence where they will be staying for the duration of the conclave and head to that apostolic palace, and then from then, around 1630 gmt, a person of cardinals away from the pauline chapel to the 16 jeff aware of the conclave itself will take place. -- to the sistine chapel where the conclave will take place. there will be an announcement that everyone will have to leave the sistine chapel and the voting will begin for the conclave itself. we are expecting one ballot later on this afternoon. most people expect it to be black smoke, no decision. you never know, but that is what is expected. the conclave will start in a few hours. of course, no one really knows who the next pope is going to be but over the past few weeks -- since the announcement will benedick xvi, some favorites have emerged. who could the next po
one under the 15 cardinals will be locked away of the vatican. the mass is finished, and they are now moving on? >> it has finished. the cardinals now probably heading for lunch. we will see them around 14:45 gmt, they will leave the residence where they will be staying for the duration of the conclave and head to that apostolic palace, and then from then, around 1630 gmt, a person of cardinals away from the pauline chapel to the 16 jeff aware of the conclave itself will take place. -- to...
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he is an outsider when it comes to the vatican. the central government of the vatican has always been quite opec. opaque-- he is considered a man of the poor. he used to take the public bus to go to work. there is a lot of hope pinned on him. >> thank you very much. israel has a new coalition government. hardy has reached an agreement with yesh atid. let's get more. times ofr of "the israel website, good to have you with us. a deal was reached in the 13th our. reports of a lot of wrangling taking place. what do you make of this? has beenink netanyahu weakened? >> the tale emerged pretty much when the white smoke was billowing out of the vatican chimney. it coincided with the new pope. it took much longer than finding a new pope. netanyahu is weakened. he will be running a four-party coalition. he is somewhere near the center of that coalition. yeshs made a deal with atid, a central party. there is another party further to the left and another party further to the right. it is not the coalition he really wanted. he has some quite st
he is an outsider when it comes to the vatican. the central government of the vatican has always been quite opec. opaque-- he is considered a man of the poor. he used to take the public bus to go to work. there is a lot of hope pinned on him. >> thank you very much. israel has a new coalition government. hardy has reached an agreement with yesh atid. let's get more. times ofr of "the israel website, good to have you with us. a deal was reached in the 13th our. reports of a lot of...
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the central government of the vatican, that is one of the priorities. some people would say that this was a honeymoon for the pope. theng may be today with most joyous celebration of the week. people starting to say -- what will he do next? how will he tackle all of these issues the vatican has been riddled with for so long. >> thank you for speaking with us. thendustrial complex near north korean border with south korea is reportedly operating normally. pyongyang had threatened to close it on saturday after declaring a formal state of war. the threats are very familiar. is the last remaining example of cooperation between north korea and south korea. of incoment source for north korea, they threatened to shut it. latest in a series of escalating threats. it comes just shortly after they said they would enter a state of war with south korea. a pattern the desert familiar to south korea. no peace agreements signed since the end of the fighting in 1950. generations have lived with the threat of war. whoses also a country relationship with the u.s. has cre
the central government of the vatican, that is one of the priorities. some people would say that this was a honeymoon for the pope. theng may be today with most joyous celebration of the week. people starting to say -- what will he do next? how will he tackle all of these issues the vatican has been riddled with for so long. >> thank you for speaking with us. thendustrial complex near north korean border with south korea is reportedly operating normally. pyongyang had threatened to close...
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we get an explanation how life works in the vatican city. when visitors go past these barriers they drop from idally to the vatican city. >> we have a passport but it's not for everyone. all the cardinals hold one and then there are some bishops who are basically our ambassadors. they carry it only when they're n an official mission. >> about 800 350e78 live behind these walls. pope francis is a new resident of this functional state. the vatican survives from their museum and also owns a international real estate empire beyond its boundaries, a collection of buildings in prime locations around the world, many of course in rome. the nation is also a considerable source of cash collected by its own financial institution, the vatican bank. >> the only clients are priests, nuns, officials of the vatican. a very tiny sort of people. second, they don't lend money, they just collect money from all around the world. the problem is that sometimes we don't understand who is giving and for what goal. >> pope francis has been hailed by catholics as a ma
we get an explanation how life works in the vatican city. when visitors go past these barriers they drop from idally to the vatican city. >> we have a passport but it's not for everyone. all the cardinals hold one and then there are some bishops who are basically our ambassadors. they carry it only when they're n an official mission. >> about 800 350e78 live behind these walls. pope francis is a new resident of this functional state. the vatican survives from their museum and also...
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both francis appeared -- pope francis appeared outside the vatican. >> it's been three weeks since it was delivered about the square. -- above the square. there has been a significant shift in sentiment towards latin america. the colors of peru, ecuador, and brazil were prominent. it was the blue-and-white colors of argentina, the home country of pope francis, which dominated the spectrum. >> i am proud, not just because he is argentinian, but because he represents latin america. it shows that we are not just happy people dancing the tango, but we also have intelligence. >> much has been made of the new pope's personal charisma and his address was delivered with a light touch and to humorous anecdotes. his central theme was the importance of forgiveness. >> our father is full of mercy and has lots of patience. god does not get tired of forgiving us. we should not get tired of asking him to forgive us. >> just four days into his new role, it is clear that pope francis has the personality and warmth to win over a large crowd. not surprising, given the large number of latin americans her
both francis appeared -- pope francis appeared outside the vatican. >> it's been three weeks since it was delivered about the square. -- above the square. there has been a significant shift in sentiment towards latin america. the colors of peru, ecuador, and brazil were prominent. it was the blue-and-white colors of argentina, the home country of pope francis, which dominated the spectrum. >> i am proud, not just because he is argentinian, but because he represents latin america. it...
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they were closely watched by vatican trips on a disarmament mission. the central african republic is one of the world's poorest nations, despite being rich in mineral deposits. 5 million people live in the heart of the continent. rebels saidople the they are fighting for. a spokesman said they decided to act because of the worsening humanitarian situation, but the rebels also accused the president of breaking conditions of a january peace deal by not releasing political prisoners or lifting roadblocks. at the time, there was hope in a unity government, but the prime minister -- there have already been three failed peace deals and two flawed elections in two years, and if the rebels succeed in taking control, and to not be the first time they had overthrown the president. he himself came to power in a coup in 2003. >> freedom of speech in the spotlight. still ahead, where journalists worry.mar and the brazilian nightclub fire that killed more than 200 could have been avoided. find out how after the break. >> hello and welcome back. we have two major wea
they were closely watched by vatican trips on a disarmament mission. the central african republic is one of the world's poorest nations, despite being rich in mineral deposits. 5 million people live in the heart of the continent. rebels saidople the they are fighting for. a spokesman said they decided to act because of the worsening humanitarian situation, but the rebels also accused the president of breaking conditions of a january peace deal by not releasing political prisoners or lifting...
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they are shot by the vatican and made available to all broadcasting. cardinals enter the sistine chapel. the conclave is beginning. but as for were now to wednesday evening, the second day of the conclave. the excitement is building. no smoke yet. the waiting continues. not even rain can dampen the pilgrim's spirit. the german group says it does not get any better than this. it is historical and there are standing in rome. black smoke billowing from the chimney. no pope has been chosen. time for another interview. the tension is mounting. which cardinal world -- will they choose? which country will lay claim to the pontiff? team is prepared, but what color will the smoke be? [cheers] >> white, white, white. hallo? it's white. white white! >> he is in no doubt. white, white, white. [cheers] this woman says she is overjoyed. the tension and the waiting are over. she hopes the pope's is on gary and because she is from hungary. -- she hopes the pope is hungarian. [cheers] >> christoph says they have always hoped for an italian pope. this time that may happ
they are shot by the vatican and made available to all broadcasting. cardinals enter the sistine chapel. the conclave is beginning. but as for were now to wednesday evening, the second day of the conclave. the excitement is building. no smoke yet. the waiting continues. not even rain can dampen the pilgrim's spirit. the german group says it does not get any better than this. it is historical and there are standing in rome. black smoke billowing from the chimney. no pope has been chosen. time...
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russia and the vatican also favor. they did respond to al- jazeera's request for comment but the russian ambassador said this. >> from your question, i can assume that you do not expect -- respect traditions and culture. >> since she went public, dozens of them for describe similar tax. >> what happened to me was political, organized, systematic, and paid for by certain political groups who want to keep women away from the streets. >> women's advocates income out in force to make their case to delegates. fight the step backwards for women. question no. nigeria whereas expected outbreak of meningitis is expected to lead killed more than 100 people. we report from one of the worst hit areas. people in these new graves in this town. health-care workers expect it will known killer in this part of nigeria, spinal meningitis. this is one of the hardest hit and people here are still in shock. they have never seen anything like the last two weeks. people isf about 60 devastating and that is why people come here every day to pa
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the catholic cardinals will meet at the vatican on monday to name a date for the start of the conclave. that is the process in which those entitled to vote will choose the next pope. >> it is no ordinary sunday at the vatican. usually in st. peter's square, you would see thousands of chairs laid out for people to attend a papal mass. at the moment, we are -- there is no bishop of rome. there is no pope. benedict xvi step down and left for a short stay at castel ganodolfo on thursday. plenty of people are still arriving in st. peter's square, both pilgrims and tourists. who will be the leader of the ?orld's 1.2 billion catholics for people like these worshipers, it is a time of transition and hope. the cardinals will be choosing a new pope. >> i wish for a more enlightened pope. perhaps a younger person would make sense. i'd like to see a pope who looks at the church in a slightly different way, a more humane way. i would like the church to get rid of everything they have burden themselves with over recent years. >> recent scandals have hit the catholic church hard. many are praying the
the catholic cardinals will meet at the vatican on monday to name a date for the start of the conclave. that is the process in which those entitled to vote will choose the next pope. >> it is no ordinary sunday at the vatican. usually in st. peter's square, you would see thousands of chairs laid out for people to attend a papal mass. at the moment, we are -- there is no bishop of rome. there is no pope. benedict xvi step down and left for a short stay at castel ganodolfo on thursday....
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the second vatican council ended the longstanding accusation of deicide. in 20007, it became the first pope to visit the temple in jerusalem. >> they are proving that the church is making more steps to put this dialogue in the recognition. that means we're still working. >> religiously motivated conflicts remain widespread. to christian preachers burning the car run in the united states appeared ample evidence that interfaith dialogue remains -- to christian preachers bring the car run in the united states. it ample evidence that interface dialogue remains. >> the rally was organized by a group calling for the country's political elite to step down. she has seen political turmoil with the dismissal of the opposition leader. the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is left to attend a it appeared he said
the second vatican council ended the longstanding accusation of deicide. in 20007, it became the first pope to visit the temple in jerusalem. >> they are proving that the church is making more steps to put this dialogue in the recognition. that means we're still working. >> religiously motivated conflicts remain widespread. to christian preachers burning the car run in the united states appeared ample evidence that interfaith dialogue remains -- to christian preachers bring the car...
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. >> catholic leaders are holding their final meeting of the vatican before their secret vote to pick a new pope. 150 cardinals from around the world are due to begin voting on tuesday. they are deciding who will succeed pope benedict who last month became the first pontiff and 600 years to resign. the faithful wait for the new leader to be appointed. there were continues. in guatemala, nuns provide health care and education to some of the poorest people. >> far from the splendor of the vatican, the sister ship berths and students and to class. the children are indigenous maya and come from some of the poorest regions. she is determined to give them a good start. >> it is important that children develop in a holistic way intellectually and spiritually. we're here to help them overcome any problems they might face. >> rural communities across guatemala rely on catholic schools run by nuns. public schools are critically underfunded. receiving an education here can be invaluable. there are more than 200 children studying at this school. the nuns work does not stop at education. five days
. >> catholic leaders are holding their final meeting of the vatican before their secret vote to pick a new pope. 150 cardinals from around the world are due to begin voting on tuesday. they are deciding who will succeed pope benedict who last month became the first pontiff and 600 years to resign. the faithful wait for the new leader to be appointed. there were continues. in guatemala, nuns provide health care and education to some of the poorest people. >> far from the splendor of...
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catholics, pope francis has called for peace in syria. 250,000 people turned out we have more from vatican city. latin]aking >> it is from the same balcony where people first saw him that he gave his easter speech. christ is our peace, and through him, we have peace for the whole world, peace for the middle east and between the israelis and palestinians, who touggle to find the road agreement. this has lasted all too long. every act of violence may end, and above all, in syria, for its people, torn by conflict, and for the many refugees. >> the pope also talked against human trafficking and called for the protection of the environment. there were messages that resonated among the 250,000 people who had gathered here for his first easter celebration. i once heard a comparison. the other pope spoke to our heads, and this new pope speaks to our hearts. >> accepting all religions. >> the sunday marks the resurrection of jesus christ, a joyous celebration for roman catholics. st. peter's square had 40,000 flowers. the designer of the display had the privilege of meeting pope francis. >> it is v
catholics, pope francis has called for peace in syria. 250,000 people turned out we have more from vatican city. latin]aking >> it is from the same balcony where people first saw him that he gave his easter speech. christ is our peace, and through him, we have peace for the whole world, peace for the middle east and between the israelis and palestinians, who touggle to find the road agreement. this has lasted all too long. every act of violence may end, and above all, in syria, for its...
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news -- receiving the adoration of the catholic faithful, pope francis with an inaugural mass in the vatican. serious opposition intellect a western educated technocrat as its prime minister is in exile. after a series of car bomb blasts in iraq, media reports say x month local elections have two provinces in for at least six months. more than 50 people have been killed and 200 have been injured. the attacks coincide with the 10th anniversary of the us-led invasion of iraq. more than one dozen bombs have gone off, many during the morning rush hour. there are bombings at the best of times in other parts of iraqi, but this seems to send a message on the anniversary of the start of the war 10 years ago, the bombing of baghdad started. this morning as people were going to work, the bombings around them, one outside the green zone near the defense ministry. many in more ordinary neighborhoods. thereouth of baghdad, were several explosions, most of them geared at shia neighborhoods, marketplaces, army targets and police. as you can see around me here at the university, life has gone on. over the p
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this was part julius' grand design for a new vatican. however reluctant he was, however much he complained, between 1508 and 1512, michelangelo created one of the boldest and one of the largest paintings in history. monumental figures act out the biblical drama from the creation to the flood, framed by figures still more monumental. the human body became as much the subject of michelangelo's painting as it was of his sculpture. pope julius had neither armies nor canon enough to influence europe as he might wish, but in the vatican, he could present an image of papal power to impress all comers. the story is told that raphael was mightily impressed when he was smuggled in to see the unfinished sistine ceiling by the architect of the new saint peter's, bramante. certainly, in the decorations of the pope's library, which raphael was painting at the same time, there is a figure answering to michelangelo's description. there's evidence the figure was added later than the others, and its style seems a tribute to his rival's style. the school o
this was part julius' grand design for a new vatican. however reluctant he was, however much he complained, between 1508 and 1512, michelangelo created one of the boldest and one of the largest paintings in history. monumental figures act out the biblical drama from the creation to the flood, framed by figures still more monumental. the human body became as much the subject of michelangelo's painting as it was of his sculpture. pope julius had neither armies nor canon enough to influence europe...
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huge crowds gathered in the vatican. with a's first mass shorter and simpler affair than pope benedict's in 2005. many catholics welcomed what they call the new pope's more simple style. wednesday, french police raided the paris home of christine lagarde, the head of the international monetary fund. the authorities are looking into her role in a deal back in 2008 when she was france's finance minister. 280cision she made led to million euros being awarded to a billionaire supporter of then president nicolas sarkozy. it was a week of scandals for french politicians. sarkozy was put under investigation for exploiting the christinegility of lagarde. the german government decided not to ask a constitutional court to ban a far right party, the npd. free, wereparty, the strongly against the plan, saying the risk of failure was .oo great germany's upper house of parliament is going ahead with an attempt to get the extremist party banned. >> according to the german calendar, wednesday marks the start of spring. but it did not lo
huge crowds gathered in the vatican. with a's first mass shorter and simpler affair than pope benedict's in 2005. many catholics welcomed what they call the new pope's more simple style. wednesday, french police raided the paris home of christine lagarde, the head of the international monetary fund. the authorities are looking into her role in a deal back in 2008 when she was france's finance minister. 280cision she made led to million euros being awarded to a billionaire supporter of then...
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now, imagine as catholics in vatican city are attending mass without a pope. they did so after the resignation of benedict xvi last week. they will begin the process of choosing a new pontiff. >> no ordinary sunday at the vatican. usually here in st. peter's square you see thousands of chairs laid out for people to attend a papal mass. but at the moment we are in a situation which means that there is no bishop of rome. in other words, there is no pope. benedict xvi officially steps down and left for a short stay elsewhere on thursday. plenty of people are still arriving in st. peter's square, both tourists and pilgrims. i nearly everybody's mind is who exactly will be the next leader of the world's 1.2 billion roman catholics. for people like these worshipers, it is a time of transition. they are putting their faith in the conclave, where 115 electors will be choosing a new pope. >> i wish for a more enlightened pope. perhaps having a younger person would make sense. >> i would like to see a pope who looks at church in a slightly different way, a more humane w
now, imagine as catholics in vatican city are attending mass without a pope. they did so after the resignation of benedict xvi last week. they will begin the process of choosing a new pontiff. >> no ordinary sunday at the vatican. usually here in st. peter's square you see thousands of chairs laid out for people to attend a papal mass. but at the moment we are in a situation which means that there is no bishop of rome. in other words, there is no pope. benedict xvi officially steps down...
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. >> pope francis rides through the vatican city to lead celebrations on palm sunday. the president of the central african republic has fled the cut -- fled the capital. headed south to the democratic republic of congo, the group has taken control of a television channel and is expected to make a statement soon. rebels say that he has failed to honor a peace deal. our analyst agrees. >> the rebels consist of some three or four rebel groups, as well as the general position in the central republic. essentially the agreement that was signed was asking for a number of things, including the integration into a regular army for the departure of the south african troops. as well as other things. it would appear that the in what i haved just mentioned and he was basically told that this time there would be no negotiations. we have to understand that this president basically escaped being ousted by the skin of his teeth. a few months earlier. it was this cpa that saved him. agreement, the obviously he has not. now he has been asked to leave. >> peters following developments from
. >> pope francis rides through the vatican city to lead celebrations on palm sunday. the president of the central african republic has fled the cut -- fled the capital. headed south to the democratic republic of congo, the group has taken control of a television channel and is expected to make a statement soon. rebels say that he has failed to honor a peace deal. our analyst agrees. >> the rebels consist of some three or four rebel groups, as well as the general position in the...
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pope francis had an audience with the media in vatican city. he said the catholic church should remember to serve the poor. poor, i'veof the often thought of francis of assisi. he is a man of peace. >> cigarettes and alcohol are enjoyed by many russians, there are some changes on the way. the president is banning smoking in the public and hacking taxes on drink. there are concerns the changes could have dangerous consequences. a cornerstone of life in russia, the average russian drinks 18 leaders of a bobcat each year. vodkaders of -- liters of each year. the president is waging war on the two vices with surprising support. >> if the numbers of places they can smoke is reduced, more people will consider quitting. >> if the next generation is not healthy, there is no future for our country. >> a new law banning cigarettes sales from kiosks will take effect on the first of june. next year, it will extend to restaurants and bars. spirits are being taxed by an extra 30% and drinking in public places is not illegal. some are defined. >> those who dr
pope francis had an audience with the media in vatican city. he said the catholic church should remember to serve the poor. poor, i'veof the often thought of francis of assisi. he is a man of peace. >> cigarettes and alcohol are enjoyed by many russians, there are some changes on the way. the president is banning smoking in the public and hacking taxes on drink. there are concerns the changes could have dangerous consequences. a cornerstone of life in russia, the average russian drinks 18...
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. >> the new pope francis the first has made his first sunday appearance at the vatican, more than 100,000 gathered to hear the prayer that he delivered from the window of his office. the argentinian born pontiff who was elected on wednesday also asked the faithful to pray for him. he emphasized his spiritual ties to italy and his italian heritage. hundreds of thousands are expected to turn out for his inauguration mass this tuesday. china's newly elected leaders say fighting corruption remains a top priority for the country. he is facing a wave of public discontent, widespread corruption scandals involving government officials have eroded confidence in the country's leadership. the growing gap between rich and poor is also placing a strain on social cohesion. >> at the close of a national people's congress, china's new head of state from his prosperity through a chinese style socialism. he also made reference to a chinese version of the american dream trade >> to realize the chinese dream, china will take the chinese way. -- dream. >> to realize the chinese dream, china will take the chin
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. >> let's go live now to the vatican city. we have some pictures for you , where. peter's square there are thousands of people listening to the new pope delivering his first angeles angelus prayer. what a great shot. joining us now, from just utside the square, hoda abdel hamid. tell us what the pope has been saying. >> he talked a lot about the need for pardon and mercy. >> through his angelus, the whole square had -- there were comments that made the whole square laugh. earlier, he talked about a book that centered around the issue of mercy. he said, it's not that i'm making up any publicity for you to go and buy the book of one of my cardinals. he is confirming this personality that people have been seeing ever since he became pope, of a man who likes to talk to the people. they don't know what he's going to say next, and i think that is one of his strengths. this has been peppered with cheers and clapping throughout. >> hoda, thanks very much for bringing us the scene from st. peter's square, where crowds are delighted in listening -- crowds are delighting in l
. >> let's go live now to the vatican city. we have some pictures for you , where. peter's square there are thousands of people listening to the new pope delivering his first angeles angelus prayer. what a great shot. joining us now, from just utside the square, hoda abdel hamid. tell us what the pope has been saying. >> he talked a lot about the need for pardon and mercy. >> through his angelus, the whole square had -- there were comments that made the whole square laugh....
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it's never happened in the history of the catholic church and despite the fact that the vatican has said there will be no public appearances, many here are hoping they will see the two popes. >> it's fun to be this close to his summer home and know that benedict is inside. it's a positive thing to come here for. >> but the two men have very serious matters to scandal. the pope has asked for an investigation and there was a report that was put in place when benedict abdicated and handed over to pope francis a few days ago.
it's never happened in the history of the catholic church and despite the fact that the vatican has said there will be no public appearances, many here are hoping they will see the two popes. >> it's fun to be this close to his summer home and know that benedict is inside. it's a positive thing to come here for. >> but the two men have very serious matters to scandal. the pope has asked for an investigation and there was a report that was put in place when benedict abdicated and...
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jazz a good leader for them, he has put emphasis on the poor and the suffering at the heart of the vatican. he is sending a clear message to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. after years of scandal and in- fighting, change has come to the holy see. he broke with his predecessors, speaking only in italian, not in 60 languages as had become customary. >> brothers and sisters, happy easter. in his first easter sunday message, the pope delivered a plea for peace in the world's troubled regions and called for an end to greed and selfishness. the traditional blessing concluded mass. >> [speaking foreign language] >> many worshipers brought a flood of argentina to st. peter's square. pope francis is the first head of the catholic church to come from outside europe and over 1000 years. alsotian believers gathered at the garden tomb in jerusalem outside the wall of the old city. many believe this to be the place where jesus is buried and rose again. the service here was more informal, with the emphasis on bible teachings, and the meeting attracted people from many different nations. christians in
jazz a good leader for them, he has put emphasis on the poor and the suffering at the heart of the vatican. he is sending a clear message to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. after years of scandal and in- fighting, change has come to the holy see. he broke with his predecessors, speaking only in italian, not in 60 languages as had become customary. >> brothers and sisters, happy easter. in his first easter sunday message, the pope delivered a plea for peace in the world's troubled...
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. >>> and kim lawton reports on the ongoing standoff between the vatican and american nuns. >>> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. at the vatican, the college of cardinals is making preparations for the selection of the next pope now that benedict xvi has officially stepped down, the first pope to do so in over 600 years. on thursday, his final day, benedict met with the cardinals already gathered in rome and promised "unconditional reverence and obedience" to his successor. he then took a helicopter to the papal villa, castel gandolfo, where he will stay until moving to a vatican monastery for what he's said will be a life of prayer outside of public view. during his last papal audience on wednesday, benedict spoke of the joy of leading the church, as well as the many difficulties he faced a pope. >> i will continue to accompany the church with my prayers and i ask each of you to pray for me and for the new pope. with the papal seat empty, the cardinals will soon decide when to begin the conclave to elect their next leader. earlier this week, cardinal keith o'br
. >>> and kim lawton reports on the ongoing standoff between the vatican and american nuns. >>> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. at the vatican, the college of cardinals is making preparations for the selection of the next pope now that benedict xvi has officially stepped down, the first pope to do so in over 600 years. on thursday, his final day, benedict met with the cardinals already gathered in rome and promised "unconditional reverence and...
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that was a real problem for the vatican. if you open the books on the past thoughts of very unsavory things emerge. >> reporter: one of the letters smuggled out was from viganeaul who wrote he was slandered and sidelined from the inside. >> did gabrieli bring you that letter? >> yes. >> viganeault became the vatican representative to washington. that outraged the butler and encouraged him to leak documents. we are told the butler taught he was helping the pope reform the vatican. >> reporter: when nuzzi published the documents and put them in a book his holiness, the secret papers of benedict xvi, the book became a best seller and the scandal became an international who-done-it. in disguise the butler told nuzzi why he broke the ancient code of silence. >> translator: there is a code of silence, not to make the real truth emerge, not due to the fight for power but fear. >> reporter: the vatican police eventually figured out the butler did it. he was charged with stealing documents and sentenced to 18 months in vatican custod
that was a real problem for the vatican. if you open the books on the past thoughts of very unsavory things emerge. >> reporter: one of the letters smuggled out was from viganeaul who wrote he was slandered and sidelined from the inside. >> did gabrieli bring you that letter? >> yes. >> viganeault became the vatican representative to washington. that outraged the butler and encouraged him to leak documents. we are told the butler taught he was helping the pope reform the...
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over the vatican bureaucracy? >> in terms of what's going to happen immediately, he's going to have a mass with a cardinals in the sistine chapel, the cardinals who elected him, the same space, of course, where the election took place tomorrow. if things hold to form, pope benedict eight years ago used that, delivered a homily in latin, which incidentally within 24 hours was able to put together a four-page latin homily, sort of laying out a program in synthesis for his papacy. we would expect something similar from pope francis. he'll then the next day have a meeting with journalists and we'll get some indication there how he intends to comport himself with the global media. all of that is going to be happening. however, i think in many ways, the most important debut he's going to make, and the most important tone he's going to strike, we have already seen. i mean, in five minutes, what we got was a remarkable testimony, not only to the humility of the man, but also how he understands this choice of name in pract
over the vatican bureaucracy? >> in terms of what's going to happen immediately, he's going to have a mass with a cardinals in the sistine chapel, the cardinals who elected him, the same space, of course, where the election took place tomorrow. if things hold to form, pope benedict eight years ago used that, delivered a homily in latin, which incidentally within 24 hours was able to put together a four-page latin homily, sort of laying out a program in synthesis for his papacy. we would...
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it goes back to the vatican bank. and according to journalists what ultimately led to the pope's resignation goes back to the vatican bank and the attempt to reform it that went wrong. >> for a minute forget that the vatican is a church. it's also a state. a very rich one. its real estate alone is worth billions. and that's just the buildings, palaces and monasteries, not the art they contain. much of it priceless. the vatican also runs a bank. >> if you follow this crisis to its basic core it's about the money, isn't it? >> i think that's right. i think money is power and power is money. >> phillip weyland is one of the experts on the vatican bank and said it was set up as an offshore bank, designed to be closed and discreet so it could send money to priests in countries where they faced persecution. but the bank's secrecy has also fueled the history of scandal, including allegations that it has laundered money for the mafia. >> today there is the suspicion that it has become an instrument for laundering money for co
it goes back to the vatican bank. and according to journalists what ultimately led to the pope's resignation goes back to the vatican bank and the attempt to reform it that went wrong. >> for a minute forget that the vatican is a church. it's also a state. a very rich one. its real estate alone is worth billions. and that's just the buildings, palaces and monasteries, not the art they contain. much of it priceless. the vatican also runs a bank. >> if you follow this crisis to its...
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george weigel from the vatican tonight. george, our thanks. this first ever latin american pope is is a nod to a huge and growing power center in the church. hispanics, after all, make up about 40% of all catholics around the globe. there was, as we said, happiness throughout the region following the announcement today. nbc's miguel almaguer is in rio for us tonight. >> reporter: brian, good evening. we have been here in rio de janeiro for the last several days where there was anticipation. tonight there is joy, excitement, pride and in some places in latin america, tears in the streets. catholocism is a way of life. four of every ten catholics lives right here in this region from mexico city here to rio to buenos aires. many of the faithful believe they will have a larger voice in the church. catholics believe the pope will pay special attention to the poor. the pope has been called by some the pope of the people because of his simple way of life. in latin america they have waited 20 centuries for a pope to come from this region. tonight they
george weigel from the vatican tonight. george, our thanks. this first ever latin american pope is is a nod to a huge and growing power center in the church. hispanics, after all, make up about 40% of all catholics around the globe. there was, as we said, happiness throughout the region following the announcement today. nbc's miguel almaguer is in rio for us tonight. >> reporter: brian, good evening. we have been here in rio de janeiro for the last several days where there was...
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he was commissioned to decorate the ceiling of the stanza della signatura in the vatican palace. raphael's paintings were so well received that he was enlisted to decorate the entire suite of rooms. sed on classical themes, his frescoes combine the ideal world of the antique past with the ideas and innovations renaissance style. the grandeur and nobility of his works mark a peak in renaissance art. his fame was enhanced when pope leo x appointed raphael architect of st. peter's in 1514. by the time of his death, at age 37, raphael had achieved a position of supremacy among his contemporaries. he left a legacy of artistic perfection that has endured through the centuries. artists have taken direction from raphael's work, and great connoisseurs have coveted s few obtainable altarpieces, portraits, and madonnas. only a handful of authentic raphael paintings have reached america. but his art has played a signifant role in the development of taste in collecting, dating back to our beginnings as a nation. ( music ) like anyultivated gentleman his time, thomas jefferson had a special ad
he was commissioned to decorate the ceiling of the stanza della signatura in the vatican palace. raphael's paintings were so well received that he was enlisted to decorate the entire suite of rooms. sed on classical themes, his frescoes combine the ideal world of the antique past with the ideas and innovations renaissance style. the grandeur and nobility of his works mark a peak in renaissance art. his fame was enhanced when pope leo x appointed raphael architect of st. peter's in 1514. by the...
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but do anyone -- folks who have worked in the vatican, cardinals who have worked in the vatican, they don't say that they are not reformers, do they? >> well, listen, everybody says they're for reform. the question is how do you define it. i think many of the cardinals who are coming into this election from other parts of the world, who are kind of in an anti-establishment mood, to be honest with you, what they mean by reform are kind of three things. one, they want the vatican to be more transparent both internally and externally. second, they want people to be held accountable. there has been a serial problem over the last eight years of people quite honestly dropping the ball just in terms of good governance and never being held accountable for it. and the third, they want this place to be efficient. the old saying in rome about the vatican is talk to me on tuesday and i'll get back to you in 300 years. that may have worked in the past but i think there are a lot of people who are frustrated at how slowly the wheels grind here. >> there is also a saying i've heard, and i'm probably
but do anyone -- folks who have worked in the vatican, cardinals who have worked in the vatican, they don't say that they are not reformers, do they? >> well, listen, everybody says they're for reform. the question is how do you define it. i think many of the cardinals who are coming into this election from other parts of the world, who are kind of in an anti-establishment mood, to be honest with you, what they mean by reform are kind of three things. one, they want the vatican to be more...
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courtesy of vatican tv. the frescoed history of the halls overshadowed by the votes that will take place within them. cardinals led masses at local churches around rome. for one it would be his final mass before becoming pope. might that pope be cardinal timothy dolan of new york? in the days leading to conclave he has become a darling of the italian press. or might that pope be cardinal o'malley of boston, whose humble robes and leadership in the sexual abuse scandal has endeared him to fellow cardinals. while neither claims to want the job. >> that is just way too, too out of the realm of probability. >> i have bought a round-trip ticket, so -- >> reporter: their candidacies are a sign of a race that has no clear front-runner. >> cardinal o'malley and cardinal dolan are both quite popular here in italy. there's already sort of fan clubs around the two of them. >> reporter: still the 28 italian cardinals represent by far the biggest voting bloc by nationality. and true to form, they're thought to be pushing
courtesy of vatican tv. the frescoed history of the halls overshadowed by the votes that will take place within them. cardinals led masses at local churches around rome. for one it would be his final mass before becoming pope. might that pope be cardinal timothy dolan of new york? in the days leading to conclave he has become a darling of the italian press. or might that pope be cardinal o'malley of boston, whose humble robes and leadership in the sexual abuse scandal has endeared him to fellow...
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there are back room financial scandals at vatican inc.. in an old stone tower behind the papal apartment is the vatican bank, the church's various departments, its priests and employees keep accounts here secret accounts hidden from the prying eyes of international regulators. an italian court investigating the bank found documents showing some accounts had been used for money laundering and other illegal and, for the church, highly embarrassing activities. vatican watchers like marco politi have studied the court documents that verified the bank's transactions have not always been kosher. >> there was many of the mafia who would recycle it through the channels of the vatican bank and also bribe money to political parties in italy went through the vatican bank. >> reporter: with dark financial clouds hanging over the vatican, the european union insisted the bank open its accounts to public scrutiny. when it was too slow, tourists felt the pinch. when european bankers suspended the vatican's credit card facilities, visitors couldn't use pla
there are back room financial scandals at vatican inc.. in an old stone tower behind the papal apartment is the vatican bank, the church's various departments, its priests and employees keep accounts here secret accounts hidden from the prying eyes of international regulators. an italian court investigating the bank found documents showing some accounts had been used for money laundering and other illegal and, for the church, highly embarrassing activities. vatican watchers like marco politi...
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>>> from vatican city. the new pope francis. >> good evening from vatican city. thanks for joining us. a night of excitement and a night of firsts. 1.2 catholics rejoice as the 266th pope is chosen. what a surprising choice it really was. jorge marie over bergoglio is his name. the first pontiff from the americas, first jesuit pope, first noneuropean in almost 1,300 years. he is also the first francis. tonight we go inside this historic development for the faith. 7:06 p.m. rome time. white smoke. as that smoke rose and billowed into the night air, st. peter's square erupted. it was a moment of pure joy for them. a profound prayer of the chance to witness history. soon the square was packed with more than 100,000 rain-soaked people. their eyes turned upward in anticipation to the red draped windows of st. peter's. everyone waiting to see the new pope. the vatican band marched into cheers, followed by the swiss guard, the pope's personal troop. and then -- the french cardinal came to pronounce the famous words. habemus papam. >> but who? >> jorge mario bergoglio of
>>> from vatican city. the new pope francis. >> good evening from vatican city. thanks for joining us. a night of excitement and a night of firsts. 1.2 catholics rejoice as the 266th pope is chosen. what a surprising choice it really was. jorge marie over bergoglio is his name. the first pontiff from the americas, first jesuit pope, first noneuropean in almost 1,300 years. he is also the first francis. tonight we go inside this historic development for the faith. 7:06 p.m. rome...
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we begin tonight at the vatican. three days from now, 115 cardinals will convene and begin the process of electing the next pope. while the conclave is conducted in utmost secrecy, we are now seeing some very clear signs of what's about to happen. as alan pizzey reports, those who watch the vatican most closely say an american could be considered. >> reporter: the news alertew system for the conclave was installed on the roof of the sistine chapel today. two stoves linked to a single pipe will convey the decisions of cardinals the more accustomed to twitter and e-mail. black smoke signifies an inconclusive round of voting white means a pope will be elected. for the first time italian reporters have americans on the list of papal contenders pup think it's realistic that people are saying maybe there could be an american pope?
we begin tonight at the vatican. three days from now, 115 cardinals will convene and begin the process of electing the next pope. while the conclave is conducted in utmost secrecy, we are now seeing some very clear signs of what's about to happen. as alan pizzey reports, those who watch the vatican most closely say an american could be considered. >> reporter: the news alertew system for the conclave was installed on the roof of the sistine chapel today. two stoves linked to a single pipe...
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[cheering] [♪] >>> an historic day at the vatican. the first vote has just passed in the process to pick a new pope. >>> what was said last hour in the search for a missing east bay woman. >>> and there's news from the red planet today -- at noon. >>> watching the vatican and what just happened on the roof. the selection of the new pope is the top story. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. >>> catholics around the world continue to wait for word out of vatican city on who will succeed pope benedict xvi. but as you saw, just about 15 minutes ago, we started seeing this -- thick, black smoke, emerging from the chimney on the sistine chapel. that means the first round of ballots cast did not result in a two-thirds majority decision which is needed to select the next pope. we'll be going live to rome for an update but first, craig boswell has a report on the start of the papal conclave. >> reporter: a puff of smoke will be the next news we get from the vatican as the cardinals decide on the next pope. cardinals are celebrating their first
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we have the government of the church in the vatican. a huge issue we sought not intrigue and corruption in the vatican. somebody needs to clean house. above all, sex abuse has been a huge crisis for the church. not only the abuse by priests, but a cover-up. it needs to be tackled. >> this is a man who has come out of argentina. we have not heard much on the issue of sex abuse coming from argentina. he is a man focused intensely on the quality, -- equality, on helping the poor. is that an issue? >> i am sure those from europe had conversations with pope francis, and he is aware of the situation we are facing. >> you think he is going to be able to do something to clean up the stain on the catholic church? >> i do. i know he was not afraid to make tough decisions and ruffle some feathers. i think in terms of government and sex abuse, he will not be afraid to take the bull by the horns. >> what about the issue of secularization. he comes from an area that has the largest portion of catholics in the world but where the numbers are declining
we have the government of the church in the vatican. a huge issue we sought not intrigue and corruption in the vatican. somebody needs to clean house. above all, sex abuse has been a huge crisis for the church. not only the abuse by priests, but a cover-up. it needs to be tackled. >> this is a man who has come out of argentina. we have not heard much on the issue of sex abuse coming from argentina. he is a man focused intensely on the quality, -- equality, on helping the poor. is that an...
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only a very few inside the vatican will be privy to any of it. and only 115 men, 115 cardinal electors, will take part. >> reporter: it's already tuesday in vatican city, where later today, 115 cardinals from around the world will enter the sistine chapel, charged with electing the next pope. after the first vote tuesday afternoon, all eyes in st. peters will be focused on this newly installed chimney. a puff of white smoke signaling a new pope has been chosen. but what will guide the cardinals in their decision? eight years ago after the death of pope john paul ii, then cardinal joseph ratzinger was the clear front-runner to become the next pope. this time around, however, there is not one clear front-runner. there are deep divisions among the 115 cardinals who will be voting here starting tomorrow divisions between reformers and those who favor the status quo. some vatican watchers see it as a showdown between the romans and the reformers, cardinals, many from other countries, who want the next pope to more aggressively take on issues like sex
only a very few inside the vatican will be privy to any of it. and only 115 men, 115 cardinal electors, will take part. >> reporter: it's already tuesday in vatican city, where later today, 115 cardinals from around the world will enter the sistine chapel, charged with electing the next pope. after the first vote tuesday afternoon, all eyes in st. peters will be focused on this newly installed chimney. a puff of white smoke signaling a new pope has been chosen. but what will guide the...
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not only in vatican city but on wall street. >> that's exactly right. the day began with lots of suspension in both places and it ended in both places with definitive outcomes. on wall street, that outcome was another record high close for the dow, and we begin there tonight. now, the dow's win streak continues. nine in a row. the blue chip index hasn't done that in 16 years. in fact it hasn't had a down day this month. today the dow added 5 points, ending at 14,455, it's seventh straight record closing high. the nasdaq was up nearly 3 points and the s&p 500 inched 2 points higher. that leaves it less than 11 points from its all-time closing high. now, the markets got an early boost from strong retail sales last month, which rose 1.1%, nearly double what economists had expected. that's the biggest spending gain in five months. but as courtney reagan tells us, those top line numbers can be deceiving. >> the gornment headline retail sales number came in nearly double what economists expected for february. the details reveal a less than rosy picture when i
not only in vatican city but on wall street. >> that's exactly right. the day began with lots of suspension in both places and it ended in both places with definitive outcomes. on wall street, that outcome was another record high close for the dow, and we begin there tonight. now, the dow's win streak continues. nine in a row. the blue chip index hasn't done that in 16 years. in fact it hasn't had a down day this month. today the dow added 5 points, ending at 14,455, it's seventh straight...
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. >> into the vatican? >> that's right. >> reverend graham, what about youth that donna was just referencing? that there were young people on the campus of georgetown obviously, by the way, this whole contraception issue started last year, who were excited today. how does that make you feel? yeah, obviously sounds like he can't hear me. donna, and the question. how did it make you feel? you were there. >> look, i've been -- i was born and raised in the catholic church, baptized in the catholic church. still practicing catholic. to see young people excited about the selection of a new pope is very refreshing. i have friends who are in rome. they were pilgrims. they wanted to be there. they wanted to celebrate this moment. but we know that the church must return to its mission. he is a traditionalist and conservative. there is a lot of healing that must be done. i hope he brings a big broom and clean autopsy the scandal and corruption and return to church to its original teachings so that everyone can feel co
. >> into the vatican? >> that's right. >> reverend graham, what about youth that donna was just referencing? that there were young people on the campus of georgetown obviously, by the way, this whole contraception issue started last year, who were excited today. how does that make you feel? yeah, obviously sounds like he can't hear me. donna, and the question. how did it make you feel? you were there. >> look, i've been -- i was born and raised in the catholic church,...
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and our vatican analyst. it's good to have you with us. you were in the sistine chapel today. that must have been extraordinary. >> it was an incredible experience. i went in as one of the spokespersons with father lombardi who were allowed to be there before the conclave ritual. so, just before the cardinals begin, there were about ten of us. it was just a remarkable experience to be there. the sight, the cardinals, the music and then we were all thrown out at the end. >> as everyone was. what happens now? we all saw the black smoke, obviously. there's no real debating or discussion during the votes inside that sistine chapel. that happens tonight. >> yeah, what happens is more like going to church than a political convention. it's a highly ceremonial experience, which, most of the time, is eaten up by the choreography of casting ballots. each cardinal steps up individually and deposits his ballot. that happens 115 times. there's 115 electors. soup to nuts, each ballot takes about an hour, hour and a half. i
and our vatican analyst. it's good to have you with us. you were in the sistine chapel today. that must have been extraordinary. >> it was an incredible experience. i went in as one of the spokespersons with father lombardi who were allowed to be there before the conclave ritual. so, just before the cardinals begin, there were about ten of us. it was just a remarkable experience to be there. the sight, the cardinals, the music and then we were all thrown out at the end. >> as...
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peter's square in a steady rain at vatican city. we watch the chimney, we hope we'll get news moments away. stay tuned. in the meantime, an early edition of kelly's court to fulfill our promise of the story yesterday. on the docket today, a disturbing story out of washington state, shocking video surfacing after little boy, 22 months old, with a marijuana bong. the cell phone video shows the toddler just 22 months old briefly placing his face over the pipe and who is that person? who would be holding a bong up to -- oh, it's his mother. it's his mother. the 24-year-old mother was arrested. the child's father wasn't at home this time, but the cops arrested him, too, when they found at least 40 pot plants growing in the house not to mention several guns. the boy and five-year-old sibling placed in protective custody for now. should they get the children back? . joining me is arthur aidala and jonna spilbor. who, what kind of an insane party goer -- oh, wait, it's his own mother who thinks it's hilarious, if you listen to the video you
peter's square in a steady rain at vatican city. we watch the chimney, we hope we'll get news moments away. stay tuned. in the meantime, an early edition of kelly's court to fulfill our promise of the story yesterday. on the docket today, a disturbing story out of washington state, shocking video surfacing after little boy, 22 months old, with a marijuana bong. the cell phone video shows the toddler just 22 months old briefly placing his face over the pipe and who is that person? who would be...
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most importantly the vatican bank which has had its shares of problems. you might recall a couple of years ago they fired the president of the bank, accused him of gross negligence. pope benedict started reforms a number of people hope will continue under pope francis. he brought in a new president and also you need to get the vatican bank up to european union banking standards and that's a goal that they want the vatican to stay on track of. >> very quickly, do we know much of anything about him as a manager and administrator? >> not that i know so far about pope francis i, but he did run ian archdiocese and not a small one in buenos aires. >> yes. mary thompson, thank you very much. >>> moving from the vatican to washington, security is always an issue. today president obama sat down with some top ceos to talk about cyber attacks. we'll have the latest on that meeting and also explore the biggest threat to our cyber safety. >>> but first, let's look at how stocks fared around the globe. >>> a federal judge is ordering apple's ceo, tim cook, to testify i
most importantly the vatican bank which has had its shares of problems. you might recall a couple of years ago they fired the president of the bank, accused him of gross negligence. pope benedict started reforms a number of people hope will continue under pope francis. he brought in a new president and also you need to get the vatican bank up to european union banking standards and that's a goal that they want the vatican to stay on track of. >> very quickly, do we know much of anything...